European Central Bank
http://www.ecb.eu/home/html/index.en.htmlThe European Central Bank, also known as the ECB, is the Eurozone’s central bank responsible for monetary policy covering the fifteen member countries of the Eurozone. It is the European counterpart of the United States Federal Reserve. The ECB’s chairman is Jean-Claude Trichet.
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Euro zone growth momentum weakening, Brexit a major risk: Reuters poll
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Deutsche Bank raises euro forecast versus dollar
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Top BlackRock bond investor slows emerging-market debt buying
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ECB must not keep policy ultra-loose for too long, Weidmann says
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Commodities Increased in April due to Positive Fundamental Factors
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Two banks borrow $1 billion from ECB's emergency dollar line
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Europe becoming 'bad word' due to migrant crisis, other woes: Italy minister
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Stock-buying pill tempts ECB, BOJ as deflation headache builds
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BlackRock helps ECB in bank stress test
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ECB's easy policy justified by subdued growth: Bundesbank's Dombret
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Germany's Schaeuble urges gradual reversal of record-low interest rates
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ECB asks euro zone banks to detail Brexit plans
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Indian central bank governor says helicopter money no panacea
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Greek consumer prices fall 0.4 percent year-on-year in April, deflation persists
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Tetragon Financial Group Master Fund Limited Announces Tender Offer to Purchase $100,000,000 of Tetragon Financial Group Limited ("TFG") Non-Voting Shares
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'Helicopter money' not on table, not needed: ECB's Villeroy
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ECB's Draghi gets new ally in Bundesbank chief - for now
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J.P. Morgan Asset Management Explores the Future of Monetary Policy, Finds Global Policymakers at Point of No Return Regarding Quantitative Easing
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Euro zone looks to help Greece on debt from 2018 upon reform completion
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ECB stimulus needs time to boost inflation: Constancio
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Euro zone Sentix index edges up in May, expectations subdued
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Germany's Gabriel makes light of rumors he's stepping down
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German Vice Chancellor urges debt relief for Greece
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Pope rebukes 'weary' Europe, says migrants not criminals
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Time to raise inflation target? No, Fed officials say
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Fed's Bullard ties bouts of global volatility to ineffective policy
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Ellington Financial LLC Reports First Quarter 2016 Results
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New 'cable' trading: tech could boost landlocked FX cities
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ECB's Mersch joins in campaign to assuage German fears about policy
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Euro zone recovery to continue but risks are on the downside: ECB
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McKesson Reports Fiscal 2016 Fourth-Quarter and Full-Year Results
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Greek bank stocks could rise 90 percent on bailout cash deal: Morgan Stanley
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Yen, euro set to weaken, but not because of BOJ, ECB policy: Reuters poll
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Janus's Bill Gross: 'Helicopter money' is coming in a year or so
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Euro zone business surveys suggest slow but steady growth
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Pöyry PLC: Interim Report 1 January - 31 March 2016
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Ellington Residential Mortgage REIT Reports First Quarter 2016 Results
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Confidence effect of Brexit would be bigger than direct impact: ECB's Mersch
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EU forecasts France, Italy, Spain, to miss budget targets
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Banks, markets coping well with ECB policy, may change if more cuts: ECB's Coeure
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Australia cuts interest rates to turn back global deflation tide
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ECB has further ammunition besides rate cuts left: Lautenschlaeger
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Kroll Bond Rating Agency Publishes Research: Achieving Stability & Growth in Europe
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Investors may have profited from leaked U.S. data: ECB research paper
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ECB has not sought access to Panama Papers
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No alternative to low rates for now, ECB's Draghi says
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ECB's Coeure says inflation will take time to recover
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Sluggish factory activity sets global tone for second quarter
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ICE may have more time to consider bid for London bourse
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ECB's Coeure hits back at German criticism

